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N1GEL
N1GEL
NSW
861 posts
NSW, 861 posts
14 Jun 2015 9:00pm
Thought I'd share some epic footage I found of Dale Cook at the Gorge. Enjoy


Atomic13
Atomic13
WA
32 posts
WA, 32 posts
14 Jun 2015 7:56pm
Awesome stuff. Where is this ??
stroppo
stroppo
WA
748 posts
WA, 748 posts
14 Jun 2015 8:00pm
Hood river Canada !
EDIT : Well you know in the northern hemisphere anyway
sick_em_rex
sick_em_rex
NSW
1601 posts
NSW, 1601 posts
14 Jun 2015 10:30pm
It's actually in Oregon Stroppo. Inland from Portland.
MattDowse
MattDowse
NSW
175 posts
NSW, 175 posts
14 Jun 2015 10:36pm
stroppo said..
Hood river Canada !



When did Canada invade USA
en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hood_River,_Oregon
pirrad
pirrad
SA
850 posts
SA, 850 posts
14 Jun 2015 10:34pm
Love the matching sail and board graphics.
VIC, 112 posts
15 Jun 2015 9:17am
Looks like Dale's having a good time, the Hucker is designed for big jumps and power freeride sailing.

"Hucker. One who throws himself/herself wildly through the air and does not land on his/her feet"
Mastbender
Mastbender
1972 posts
1972 posts
15 Jun 2015 7:53am
Actually the border between states Oregon and Washington, runs right up the middle of the river.
Nice vid.
Love the looooong jumps, "travel air" we call them.
da vecta
da vecta
QLD
2515 posts
QLD, 2515 posts
15 Jun 2015 1:44pm
Thank, I always assumed the Hood was somewhere in NYC.
VIC, 112 posts
15 Jun 2015 2:33pm
Here's an interesting write up from Phils Blog, philswindsurfingblog.blogspot.com/2013/09/sail-discussion-vandal-addictsailworks.html


This is Dale Cook flying his Hucker in the Gorge. Imagine the explosive acceleration required to propel him to these heights. Imagine also, the control required from the sail to enable one to maintain one's trim while flying in heavy air.







Dale Cook is able to take a break from these jumps, sail round the corner to what they call a speed strip (but is actually just a flattish piece of river interspersed with river traffic and reed beds) and hit speeds of over 40knots in his baggies, his waist harness and this equipment! Absolute magic and a testament to what this type of sail is capable of.
NotWal
NotWal
QLD
7436 posts
QLD, 7436 posts
15 Jun 2015 7:40pm
Mastbender said..
Actually the border between states Oregon and Washington, runs right up the middle of the river.
Nice vid.
Love the looooong jumps, "travel air" we call them.


And it's the Columbia River.
Mobydisc
Mobydisc
NSW
9029 posts
NSW, 9029 posts
15 Jun 2015 9:53pm
Yes its the Columbia River which is the state boundary between Washington State and Oregon. I've been there once, stayed at the Dalles which is a bit up river from Hood River. Its a great area, about 500kms from Canadia.

shoodbegood
shoodbegood
VIC
873 posts
VIC, 873 posts
15 Jun 2015 10:25pm
WindsurfSystems said..
Here's an interesting write up from Phils Blog, philswindsurfingblog.blogspot.com/2013/09/sail-discussion-vandal-addictsailworks.html


This is Dale Cook flying his Hucker in the Gorge. Imagine the explosive acceleration required to propel him to these heights. Imagine also, the control required from the sail to enable one to maintain one's trim while flying in heavy air.







Dale Cook is able to take a break from these jumps, sail round the corner to what they call a speed strip (but is actually just a flattish piece of river interspersed with river traffic and reed beds) and hit speeds of over 40knots in his baggies, his waist harness and this equipment! Absolute magic and a testament to what this type of sail is capable of.


Testament to what this type of sailor is capable of !!


Battle
Battle
536 posts
536 posts
16 Jun 2015 12:22am
MattDowse said..

stroppo said..
Hood river Canada !




When did Canada invade USA
en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hood_River,_Oregon


Nah, it hasn't happened yet. We are waiting a few more years while their military depletes itself......
Pretty sure we'll be taking over within the next 3-5 years or so.

The element of surprise is going to be a key factor so don't tell anyone.
da vecta
da vecta
QLD
2515 posts
QLD, 2515 posts
16 Jun 2015 1:12pm
The sail and board look like a fantastic set up for those conditions. I like the wording 'power freeride'.
Ezric
Ezric
NSW
183 posts
NSW, 183 posts
16 Jun 2015 5:31pm
Too cool! Love the hang time and distance. This guy is excellent at 'flying' his rig.
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